What is the role of standardized tests in counseling?
a. Counselors are not adequately trained to administer psychological tests and should not use them.
b. Most psychological theories cannot be augmented by the use of psychological tests. It is better to assess clients using interview techniques.
c. Many tests of personality, interests, values, needs, cognitive status, or psychopathology can be valuable if the counselor knows why the test is being given and how to administer and interpret the instrument.
d. Tests are helpful in diagnosis and in getting to know the client. Many can be ordered over the Internet with adequate instructions for use. The text recommends such an approach.
e. Most schools and agencies give a standard battery of psychological instruments as part of a clients workup. The results of these tests determine the diagnosis and treatment plan for each client.
Question 2
In the text, all of the following are recommended ways of dealing with a situation in which you, as a counselor, feel sexually attracted to a client, EXCEPT:
a. Analyze your feelings and where they come from.
b. Consult with a supervisor or another psychotherapist about the problem.
c. Realize that you may need to refer the client to a different therapist.
d. If the client appears to be sexually attracted to you as well, address the matter with straightforwardness .
e. Counsel the client to view your attraction as a harmless compliment.
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